Octavia Art Gallery hosts the third collaboration exhibition with Ruiz-Healy Art (San Antonio & NYC) "Latinx Art: Transcending Borders." The exhibition explores and celebrates Latinx visual arts in the United States, predominantly Texas. The exhibition opens the night before the National conference of Latino Art Now and is curated by Patricia Ruiz-Healy, Ph.D.
Showcasing the rich diversity that results in transcending borders, the exhibition features artworks by Ruiz-Healy Art represented artists Jesse Amado, Richard Armendariz, Margarita Cabrera, Michael Menchaca, Cecilia Paredes, Chuck Ramirez, and Ethel Shipton including paintings, drawings, sculptures, and edition prints.
Following the opening reception, the exhibit will be on display until May 11.
Octavia Art Gallery hosts the third collaboration exhibition with Ruiz-Healy Art (San Antonio & NYC) "Latinx Art: Transcending Borders." The exhibition explores and celebrates Latinx visual arts in the United States, predominantly Texas. The exhibition opens the night before the National conference of Latino Art Now and is curated by Patricia Ruiz-Healy, Ph.D.
Showcasing the rich diversity that results in transcending borders, the exhibition features artworks by Ruiz-Healy Art represented artists Jesse Amado, Richard Armendariz, Margarita Cabrera, Michael Menchaca, Cecilia Paredes, Chuck Ramirez, and Ethel Shipton including paintings, drawings, sculptures, and edition prints.
Following the opening reception, the exhibit will be on display until May 11.
Octavia Art Gallery hosts the third collaboration exhibition with Ruiz-Healy Art (San Antonio & NYC) "Latinx Art: Transcending Borders." The exhibition explores and celebrates Latinx visual arts in the United States, predominantly Texas. The exhibition opens the night before the National conference of Latino Art Now and is curated by Patricia Ruiz-Healy, Ph.D.
Showcasing the rich diversity that results in transcending borders, the exhibition features artworks by Ruiz-Healy Art represented artists Jesse Amado, Richard Armendariz, Margarita Cabrera, Michael Menchaca, Cecilia Paredes, Chuck Ramirez, and Ethel Shipton including paintings, drawings, sculptures, and edition prints.
Following the opening reception, the exhibit will be on display until May 11.